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Good Times, Do Good: Potato Head Bali Turns 15 with Purpose and a Party

Bali, Indonesia · Bali

Good Times, Do Good: Potato Head Bali Turns 15 with Purpose and a Party

In the heart of Seminyak’s sun-drenched shoreline, where coconut palms sway to the beat of tropical hedonism, Potato Head Bali has been redefining what a beach club can be. This year, the iconic destination celebrates 15 years of blending high design, deep grooves, and sustainability with soul. Since its audacious debut in 2010, wrapped in a skin of 6,600 reclaimed teak shutters, Potato Head Bali has grown into something much more than a beach c…Read Article

Things to Do in Nagoya: A Food-Lover’s Guide to Japan’s Underrated Metropolis

Nagoya · Nagoya

Things to Do in Nagoya: A Food-Lover’s Guide to Japan’s Underrated Metropolis

As Japan’s fourth-largest city, Nagoya is a key economic hub home to major automotive and transport industries. But beyond its industrial might, Nagoya boasts a rich cultural fabric, drawing from both Japanese heritage and an increasingly diverse international community. This cultural blend is perhaps best exemplified in the city’s thriving food scene, especially its festivals that bring together tastes from around the globe. Food is a powerful …Read Article

Switching Stances: A Conversation with Switchdance on Roots, Rituals, and the Rhythms of Change

Lisbon, Portugal · Lisbon

Switching Stances: A Conversation with Switchdance on Roots, Rituals, and the Rhythms of Change

It’s no overstatement to say that Marco Antão, better known by his moniker Switchdance, embodies the spirit of sonic exploration. With a career spanning over two decades and dance floors all around the world pulsing under his influence, the Portuguese-Goan DJ and producer has carved a niche defined by hypnotic, cross-cultural storytelling through sound. But beyond the decks and production work, Antão’s journey is a mirror to the evolution of glo…Read Article

Men Masturbate Twice as Often as Women, But Remain Reluctant to Use Sex Toys

Men masturbate more often than women but remain hesitant to use sex toys due to stigma and lack of awareness. The post Men Masturbate Twice as Often as Women, But Remain Reluctant to Use Sex Toys appeared first on Psychreg.Scientology · Saudi Arabia See the Story

7 Factors to Consider When Choosing an eSIM in South Korea

Planning a trip to South Korea can get very exciting, especially when you consider all the activities lined up and waiting. From vibrant city life to unmissable day trips from Seoul, there’s no shortage of experiences to explore. One aspect of planning that can be overlooked is sorting out your communication needs. With eSIMs, planning is much easier, as you don’t need any physical technology to get connected. However, with all the eSIM provider…Seoul · Seoul Read Article

Best Cafes for Remote Work in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

As Southeast Asia’s digital nomad scene continues to boom, Phnom Penh is fast emerging as a favourite hub for remote workers and freelancers. With affordable living costs, a welcoming visa policy, and the upcoming Techo International Airport poised to boost international access by September 2025, Cambodia’s capital is ripe for work-and-play adventures. From riverside rooftops to leafy courtyards and sleek co-working cafés, Phnom Penh offers a ri…Phnom Penh · Phnom Penh Read Article

Beyond the Ramen: Things to Do in Fukuoka City, Japan’s Soulful Southern Gem

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In a country where megacities dazzle with neon lights and ancient capitals exude solemn grace, Fukuoka City exists in a realm between. Nestled on the northern shore of Kyushu, this portside city has long served as Japan’s western gateway; a confluence of tradition, trade, and transformation. Fukuoka may not shout for attention like Tokyo or Kyoto, but its quiet charisma speaks volumes to those who listen. If you’re keen to explore more regional …Security See the Story

Indonesia Launches Rare Crackdown on Nickel Mines in ‘Last Paradise’

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President Prabowo Subianto cancels most mining permits issued in the coral-rich Raja Ampat archipelagoGreenpeace · Indonesia See the Story

Chill with Style: How Refrigerators Became the Centerpiece of Urban Living

In the fast-paced rhythm of city life, the modern home has evolved into much more than just a place to rest. It’s a curated space, a reflection of personal taste, lifestyle, and aspirations. And nowhere is this shift more evident than in the heart of the home, the kitchen. What was once a utilitarian zone defined by function is now a bold expression of contemporary design sensibilities. At the forefront of this transformation stands an unexpecte…Read Article

So Sofitel Hua Hin: A Coastal Luxury Escape with Whimsical Flourishes in Cha Am

There’s something unmistakably otherworldly about arriving at So Sofitel Hua Hin. Tucked away in the quieter coastal village of Cha Am, about 40 minutes from downtown Hua Hin, this resort feels like a self-contained universe where design, gastronomy, and relaxation collide in delightful, and sometimes surreal, ways. From pyramid-like entrances to whimsical rabbit sculptures and unexpectedly serene spa pods, SO Sofitel Hua Hin isn’t just a place …Prachuap Khiri Khan · Prachuap Khiri Khan Read Article

The AI That Asks Better Questions: Dr. Vivienne Ming at SIM 2025

The air buzzed with energy at Porto‘s historic Alfândega Congress Center as SIM 2025 (Start-up, Investment, and Matching) unfolded over two intense days of innovation and insight. Bringing together entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders from across Europe and beyond, the conference was a launchpad for big ideas. But amid the startup pitches and buzzword-laced panels, one talk stood apart for its intellectual heft and emotional resonance:…Artificial Intelligence · Porto Read Article

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